Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great mouse, RGB, no issues. Mouse wheel has a mechanical "brake" to adjust sensitivity on the fly. Love being able to adjust the weight!

Love the feel of the mouse but it is VERY sensitive. So many profiles to choose from and it includes weights! Very fancy! Only issue is the profile option button is very close to the right click and I sometimes change the profile by mistake. Other than that little issue Its a great mouse!

This is excellent quality and is sold for a reasonable price. Definitely recommend this gaming mouse if you don’t want to pay a lot.

Was a nice mouse until my scroll wheel started to go on the fritz. it sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. otherwise nice mouse

works really well I have been using it for a long time and haven't had any issues with it!

This is a fantastic gaming mouse - or even just a mouse for general use. It is super comfortable and highly customizable. The textures of the surfaces feel good under my hand and it moves and tracks very smoothly. I can see how some users could accidentally press the button near the thumb, but thankfully it has not been an issue for me. We tried out a bunch of others in the store, but this was definitely the one that we thought was the best in this price range.

Good. Probably the best mouse on the market for people who want a lot of programmable buttons

Replaced my daughter’s 10-year old Steelseries mouse. She loves this thing.

This mouse is a great little mouse. I don't typically get a wired mouse but the cord is very manageable (braided cover) and the tracking is excellent. The DPI is high so you might want to drop the windows mouse speed down a little bit so you can take advantage of the hight DPI. Nice ergonomic feel and glides across and reads most surfaces well. For the price, I'm very happy with this purchase.

I'm very picky when it comes to mice. I suffer from carpel tunnel to a moderate degree, so need to be careful with the mice I use. Personally, I like a mouse that has a few extra buttons within easy reach to customize for games that require the heavy use of Ctrl or Alt, since reaching for them can be literally painful. I relied on a Corsair M65 for a long time because of the large customizable button near the thumb, but with my new computer I wanted to stick with Logitech because of the keyboard I had chosen. The G502 was one of the few mice Logitech offered with a similar button configuration. And, it's not bad. The mouse is comfortable to use with a number of extra buttons to customize and a large thumb button on the left side for easy access. The thumb button is just a little farther than I want it to be, but still within reach. Out of the box, the mouse is programmed with two DPI buttons, one up one down, right by the left click, as well as two more buttons by the thumb and another behind the mouse wheel unlock. The mousewheel does unlock, which is a feature I've never used before- as well as the mousewheel feeling very sturdy due to its metal structure. The mouse comes with added weights to tune your mouse, something I've never felt the need to use, but are there for more advanced users. To get the most out of the mouse you need to download Logitech's G-Hub, which allows you to modify keys, add macros, and change the LED effects on the mouse. The program is pretty extensive allowing you to do pretty much whatever you want. Compared to Corsair's program, it seems a bit more streamlined, but otherwise functions pretty much identically. As most gaming mice, it does have LEDs in it. The G symbol can be programmed with a variety of glowing effects. The pictures of the mouse show a triangle just above the G symbol that has three little marks that glow- that's not entirely true. They're DPI marks that will glow only when changing the DPI setting and then quickly go back to being dark. It's not something I mind, but others who like a flashier mouse may find that annoying. Overall, the mouse feels quick and light and zippy- and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a cheaper alternative to more expensive "gaming" mice.

Took a bit for me to get used to but for a gaming mouse I'm enjoying it a lot!

My favorite mouse. I love the wheel feature to switch from free scroll. Durable and I still use after 2 years

My favorite mouse by far, one of the few mouses my hand sits on well as a female.

This is the second time I've bought this mouse, and I love it as much as the day I bought it. I had no issues until it started double clicking, just from how much I used it probably. I use this mouse to play league of legends specifically, and it's a super good mouse. Has plenty of buttons to bind macro's or different keys too, and the scroll wheel is amazing. The on board memory makes sure your mouse defaults stay the same no matter which computer you're on, which is another great feature I enjoy. I'd recommend this mouse to just about anyone.

No complaints at all, got here on time. Super high quality aswell

It’s a very light mouse. Comes with weighted magnets to put on the inside. Love the second aiming button on the side for a second dpi setting.

I wish it was in stock at the store. It took a few days to ship. It's working out well so far. It just takes a little getting use to the "click" when using the scroll wheel.

I love the ability to be able to switch dpi on the mouse and it is very lightweight and can have weight added to it as well to your liking.

The ergonomics are excellent!! A delicate touch! A+

As a dedicated gamer and someone who spends long hours at the computer, finding the right mouse is crucial. After extensively testing various options, I can confidently say that the Logitech G502 HERO Gaming Mouse stands out as a top-tier choice in the market.